New astronauts including Indian-American Americans selected for future missions

These 11 new NASA graduates have successfully completed basic astronaut training for more than two years. These successful astronauts were selected from 18,000 applicants in 2017 after NASA announced its 'Artemis' program. Chari (41) was selected by NASA to be included in the 2017 astronaut candidate category.

He reported for duty in August 2017 and he has become eligible to go on mission work after completing the initial astronaut candidate training. In a ceremony here, a silver pin was given traditionally to each new astronaut on Friday. NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said at the agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston, 2020 will resume the sending of American astronauts to space via American rockets from US land and this will be our Artemis program and our progress for the Moon and other missions Will have another important year. When the astronauts complete their first spaceflight, they will be given a gold pin. New graduates can be sent on ISS, Moon, and Mars missions. At the end of this decade, NASA will send the first female astronaut to the lunar surface by 2024 with the goal of a continuous search on the moon. Chari is a Colonel in the US Air Force from Cedar Falls Iowa. He has graduated in astronomy engineering. Chari's father Srinivas Chari came from Hyderabad for a US engineering degree. Chari, inspired by her father, had recently said, My father came here to get an education and the importance is given to him also had an impact on my upbringing.

NASA The United States government is the branch responsible for the nation's public space programs and aeronautics and aerospace modifications. Since February 2006, NASA's goal sentence has been to "enhance future space exploration, scientific discovery and aeronautics modification". [5] On 14 September 2011, NASA announced that they had chosen the design of a new space launch system that led to the organization Astronauts will be able to travel far and wide in space and prove to be a new step in human space exploration by the US.